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The Colden Valley - DTA00198
Looking over the Colden Valley with Strines Clough in the distance. Field Head is on the right, just below the horizon. The valley in the foreground is Colden Clough (Ragley Wood).
Walshaw, nr Hebden Bridge - DTA00201
Situated at the top end of the Hardcastle Crags Valley, this was used for many years as a shooting lodge by Lord Savile.
Crimsworth Valley - DTA00202
The Hollin Hall Pumping Station is on the left of the picture, and the centre is Hollin Hall Frame now the offices of the National Trust in Hardcastle Crags.
Picture taken from Draper Lane, Slack Bottom - DTA00213
Looking from Draper Lane going, Slack Bottom towards Lee Wood looking across at Old Town Wadsworth
Looking up the Crimsworth Valley - DTA00248
Hollin Hall farm can be seen on the left
Colden Valley - DTA00250
The farm in the centre of the picture is Higher Strines. Above the gate stoop you can just make out the chimney of Land Mill.
The Thinker - DTA00258
Crown Point, above Heptonstall
Unknown location - DTA00280
Can you identify?
Clough Hole, Widdop Road
The track from Widdop Road to Gibson Mill
Strines Bridge, Colden - DTA00321
Narrow stone bridge over Colden Beck.
This attractive single arched packhorse type bridge has steps at both sides which has lead to the conclusion that it was probably only used as a footbridge for Strines Farmhouse and Colden.
Courtesy English…
This attractive single arched packhorse type bridge has steps at both sides which has lead to the conclusion that it was probably only used as a footbridge for Strines Farmhouse and Colden.
Courtesy English…
Hardcastle Crags - DTA00324
The Hebden Valley at Hardcastle Crags, taken from 1.5 miles out of Hebden Bridge. Picture used in "The Calderdale Way" by Herbert C. Collins
Cain and Abel Crosses - DTA00340
Cain and Abel Crosses, Crimsworth Dene. Possibly Anglo Saxon and may have originally been on one base
Mount Cross - DTA00342
Mount Cross, Stiperden, on the Long Causeway where the old tracks converge on the moor between Heptonstall and Burnley, near the branch road to Todmorden and Rochdale. Possibly Anglo Saxon and one of the earliest signs of Christianity in the…
Lumb Falls - DTA00346
The packhorse bridge and Lumb Falls in Crimsworth Dene
Lower Saltonstall - DTA00362
Probably built in the 18th century Lower Saltonstall is a traditional stone built house with a stone roof.
